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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
TN THE CIRCU T COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
| West Virginia.
The 4 lbuquerque National Bank
IS. fln ChGnCery
Arcbiha1l a. Wilson and others |

u
The 4 albuquerque National Bauk
vs.. PIN ChGhCery
Archibald G. Wilson and Others }
The object of this suit is 10 recover on behalf
of plaintiff the sum OF So IA IL With interest on
: .iS7 20 thereof from the first day OF Nav, lhSo,
until paid IN Sl,0274 thereof Al the rsie oi
eight Ler CcnIum per anuum from November ),
lsS5 until PAL l. and on $50 thereof al the rate
Of twelve per Ccnulm per aDnum from the 10th
dav of september, 50. until pad, from the a..
PENDANT Archibald G.. Wilson a. member OF
the iirm al NJ. r Thompson 4 Co., composed Of
NJ F. ThOmp on. William \. p Wilson, Albert
b. Wilson an the said Archibald I. wilson, aud
10 subject Inc property and estate OF IN: "a d
Archibald { Wilson in this State to the payne nj
of the said de: with interest AMI 81 ana also
Ia recover on BE- half of the plaintiff the IKE
amount " it'll interest on several parcels thereof
al the rates and from the dates Aforesaid from Co
rhine II. Wilson, admlni>tralIix "i the estate oil
John r. Wilson, deceased, and to SUBJECT the
property and estate Of the said Corinne ii. VII
Snu Administrative as aforesaid to the payment
of the >siG debt with interest aud costs. ana II
appear NJ from an affidavit filed III the cause
that the deien ants, VI: r THOMPSON, Min IAN
h T. Wilson, Alb II l.. Wilson, ATchb &. VIII
son COTinne II. Wilson, administrators a. di"rt
Slil and Lucy II. Wilson are non residents OF
the state of West Virginia, and the plainuh hay
Ing at Rules held for the SAlu court on the DTsl
Monday of July, is. filed All amended I'LL iulhe
causa, il is ordered that the said defendants NJ.
r. Thompson. william X. ?. Wilson, Albert
B. Wilson Archibald {. Wilson, COrlnne h. VII
son administratriX rs afOr said and Lucy
Wilson DO appear within one month after the
date OF the first publication of this order and do
what is necessary 10 protect their Interests ana
that they plead 10 or answer sue Il AmriIue,l DiIl
II Is further ordered that this ORDER be published
and posted a. required by law.
Wines John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of our said
Court. at the Court House Of said county, tins
9TH day of July, Isl. tO-wit. yulg Rules, -
JOHN W MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time July :, 1857.
Attest: JOHN W. MllttiELL, ClSEk.
G'Y K. e. ALIEN and HE"HY VI. RU'HFll, -
liCitCrS for plaintiff. JyIoaWt
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k1NGMoop LETTER.
Opening of New acknowledgements Natu-
raj Beauties

~
raj Beauties
SPECIAL Correspondence oftAs Register.
KINGwooD, W. VA, July 4.-The Cor
don House was formally opened for the
reception of guests to-day-and the owner,
Mr.. VIM. Gordon WOrley, and the propri-
etor, Mr.. G. W. S. Martin, extended invi-
tations to about two hundred OF their
friends. who were present, and very en-
ioyable occasion was had. Ice ceeam,
bananas, oranges, etc, were IS pientliul rs
the grass of the fields.
This new summer hotel will accommo-
date about sixty guests. Ii Is only par
tally filed. 1t is fine building, three
stories high, with veranda on three sides
Il stands on an eminence back from the
street, in full view of the mountains, still
near the Court House, Postoffiee, Telegraph
Office and business portion OF the town.
Were our great natural advantage known
by the denizens Of the cities, our town
would he filed to OVERLOOKING during the
heated term. Our verdant hills reach
I'D to over 1900 feet above the sea level,
with their activities adorned with trailing
ferns, beautiful moses and lichens, woods
redolent with the fragrance of aromatic
shrubs, and cool mountain springs bub-
bling forth pregnant with healing virtues,
and refreshing to the tired and diseased
systems.
The mountains of this section cannot be
surpassed for fishing streams and abundant
hunting fields.
Kirgwood is in the midst of everything
that can please the taste, charm the fancy
or crafty the imagination, III so far as ma
ture is concerned; then the wealth and so
ciety, fine churches, telegraphic land soon
railway communication, no dram shops,
line drives, rarity of coughs, colds, intlu-
enzas, diptheria and the like, make the
place one of the most healthful interior
summer resorts east of the "kockIes"
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ORR SUMNER RESORTS.

The country towns of West Virgins
have begun to attract the attention Of SEEK
ers after rest and health. In the near
future we may hope to see our State offer
attractions, in its quiet, restiul, summer
resorts that may well rival ii not excel the
mOsquitO-infested, ultra-fdshiOnable water
ing places. Hunting anil fishing parties
are traversins, every summer, the widest
parts Of our State, and find ample reward
for their labor in uurivalrd sport and re-
newed health.
To the invalid, the worn out business
man, the tired nation. what c:,n be more
grateful than season a. recuperatIOn,
secluded from the noise and bustis Of the
world, where they can experience the
health giving influences of nature. Free
dom from care and anxiety are tine best
remedies for depressed system. The
greatest facilities for the enjoyment OF
quiet and ease, combined With the benefits
OF rural life. are offered by the pleasant
valleys of West Virginia.
A letter To the REGIsrER from King
WOOD presents 4 glowing picture OF the
natural advantages of that town.
Ii is but one among 4 hundred of our
little cities that afford such golden oppOr-
tunities
Eiugwood, Webster Springs, Morgan
town, Berkeley Springs, White Sulphur
Springs, Buekhannon, and many other
places of the MOnongahela and Kanawha
Valleys, have unrivslled opportunities for
the pleasures of rural lite.
There are no more heantiful views in
The country than are to be found
among our hills. Tie line Of the b. X ..
through the State has national reputation
for fine scenery. The mountains are clothed
with the nOblest trees of the forest; the
streams are uDpOlluted ny mans work.
For the NimrOds there is every variety of
game; for the disciples OF IzAAK WALTON
there are inexhaustiBle supplies of the
fnny tribe. With beautiful scenery, pure
water, refreshing breezes, facilities for
sport. ample accommodations for guests,
nothing Il wanted to make West Virginia
popular State for seekers of pleasure and
health.
When they begin 70 look about, for
places 20 spend their summer vacation, it
would be Zell for West Yirgiuians to CON. |
slider these thugs. A season spent in our |
mountains would be sufficient to convince
them of their advantages. It is a duty to |
encourage home industries, and We may do |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

The Iatsliig,Hcer did not have its hand
on the public pulSe, when ii made this re-
mark:
Wheeling could not in justice to herself
respond to Graiton's appeal for fire engines.
THIS city could not afford TO take the risk
of sending engines hundred miles away,
especially at Fourth Of July time, when
every community is in danger OF being
burned out.
We NAV not be a great metropolis, hut
we are not ~ coutemprbly small hearted
as this. The hteiligeaccr does not speak
tor Wheeling people, OF even 4 small part
OF them.
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OF them,

Is her magazine called Sunshine, Miss
ROsE ELIZABETH CLEVELAND gives this
gloriou, advice 10 American girls: stand
up for America wherever you are. Don't
initiate any foreign styles or manners. II
in the depths of your good, true, country
loving hearts you are compelled to admit
your country has a fault, ~ every great
nation has, why, go to work TO first con
cal aud then cure that fault; aud let it bt
your glory that, - American girls, it is
your mission 20 make everything Ameri'
can - good and 80 beautiful, that not long
heurs 1t shall be more fashionable to bt
very American than very anything else
even very English.
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Public Sale Of Real Property

DY vIRTUs OF THE AUTHORITY yysrv,
ID In me by decree OF the Circuit Com, :,
Ohio county. entered ON the 2lst day OF w.
1881, in asuit In chancery therein pending, Nh!
I'm the Nail City Building and Loan Associs,icn :.
plaintiff and Mary Clancy and Others aye A. :
fendants, will. on 1e
SATURDAY. JULY eth, 49,.
bssinning at 10 O'Clock L. m, sell At public sr,
ton. az the front door OF the Court HOUSE al ,sS.
county, West Virginia, the following de>rris..9
real property. that is 20 say: The south one b,II
OF LOT numbered twenty, al the corner sfntS -
second and east Of Charles streets, In M. GO
of wheeling. and state Of West Virgins y.
shown ON the Plat acknowledged for ,ecT ~ -
the sith day Of November, 1851, BY Bey,,ly N
Eon, and recorded in the otfice OF The Clrri :,
the county Court OF Ohio county, in Deei Hot
No. 81, page s..
TERaS OF sALE-One-hslf OF the punrb.,.
money, or 20 much more As the purrhs~.t -
elect, cash in hand on the day Of sale, ana ~.
residue in one year with interest, the pun hss.,
giving his note for the deferred instslmen, @, H.
plirchsse money, and the title being rrlsined n
secure the payment thereof
HENRY N. RUSSELL
Special Commissioo.t
&c. HERyEy, Auctioneer.
Bond with security has been given Ly N.
above named commissioner N required Ir H.
said decree. JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

IL Ellsworth, Maine, JIMMY BLAINE's
own State, q portion OF the &. A. K. re-
fused to march under a banner bearing a
picture of the President. How the valiant
TurrLE's heart must have leaped for joy!
How the palsy" General must feel en-
dorsed. Ii is a cold day when JAMES q. s
State does not turn up with good, round
harmonious, patriotic, Fourth of July turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

il even in our time of rest. Why should
not our wealthy citizens add their mite to-
ward building up our summer resorts. in
stead depending their vacations and money
among strangers? BY so doing they may
benefit their own State and secure season
of rest and quiet that will do more than
anything else to restore wasted energies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup fol
children teething, is the prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
nv millions of mothers for their children,
During the process OF teething its value is
incalcuahle. 1t relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery and disrrh9a, grip
ing in the bowels. and wind collie. Ry
giving health To the child it rests Its
mother. Price 25c bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

Poor RIP VAN WINKLE! He will be
no longer a Ieyerenced object of tradition.
The observation-disclosures party of Ohio can
discount the old Dutchman 30 per cent.
After extended effort it has been revived;
it IS upon its feet, alive and kicking, and
with lusty Lungs, crying out Reform with a
big K. Ii the earth were what the Green
back-Labor party are going to make it.
what Paradise il would be!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

IT is now time 10 explain why those
noble patriots and advocates of harmony,
FORAKER, FUTILE and FAIRCHILD, were
not heard from at the Gettysburg Reunion.
Neither their speeches not letters upon that
occasion have been reported.
Its not known whether they got out any
Injunction OF called down ''palsies' upon
the event. Perhaps they were too busy
rebuking the President, and saving the
country, to pay attention to such a little
affair as the Gettysburg Reunion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
RnckIen.s Arnica SaIye.

The hest salve in the world for Cute
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve'
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblairs,
Co-us and all the Skin EruptiOns, aud
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded Price % c"nts per box.
For sole NV lsnps.n y Cn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
GARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell or trade for r. small
property near the City Of Wheeling Farm a. ne
Acres on Big Wheeling Greek. fourteen mn
ffon the city. Land yery level. Larye orrSs.at
Of Good Fruit; Water In Every Field: two ~,
txpes and Cold Well Water, son a. rain, g..
Fence, plenty Of Limestone and Coel cron,soa.
oait on The land. A purchaser ran &c; r,rrtsSs
gain. J. ID. EwIsS
iyiseAxh Once iI6o Main 81. WharIir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

How Is this for 'SS, For President
WILLIAM F Copy, of Colorado. For
Vice President, J. GILLESPIE BLAINE, OF
Maine
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Fragrant SOEodont.

Hardens and invigorates the gums, puri-
Ties and perfumes the breath, cleauses,
beautifies and preserves the teeth from
youth TO old age. Sold by all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
DIED.

REIp-Ou Tuesday, July :, 1857, al o clock p.
m ELIZA, wife Of John Reid, Sr.
Fureral from her late T, sideLce, No. 10 FIJI
teenth street, this ThursiaD afternoon at 4
o clock. lnterment AT Greenwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
pROBATEOF WILL.

Once Of the Clerk of the County Court Of o. .ss
County, State of west Virginia In The No. ". a
oftbe probste Of the win Of EizA Howell :"
ceased.
The object q the petition nled IN tbs n.i -.
ON the ash day % June. a. ID. ls6, b 70 bs.s . "a
mified % probate paper writing. po1on
BE- the will nf Kii1s Howell. dsce.srd, ea ~ h
date On the 18th day Of Nay, A. y. W. ss ~
6ifd here1n, that linda ciexz. na2 Inn
rldney Clexr. Tbcmas Horell. shse ny ~.
L,.s.ia Howell, HARRIET Howell MinsI ~
ell, yeaen0o noselI. Davis Howell ~ ~ r.
Howell. Demons who are therein and In ssle
titisu, DECLARED 10 be intcresssf In the Eroca 4
aad Win, are nop-ressdtnts q this 49, ~ a
ordered that do sppear q my oc'ee, IN ~ sssssA,
Wbeeiinr. IN the county and sfste 80 A.
within one roonth aaer The phbiiceasoa, ~ W "a
whsf d nece.asy 70 psusecs thesf fnsssss
matter.
GEORGE NOOK. CID
Ruux1L 4 srrysl, AtsosneyI 30"
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Capital Prize, $50. 900.
" Sstlse.--Tieksu are Tea Dsllsrs ssIy. EL's
81. rifths. ~. Issihs, o.

ll7S Phses, amounting 10 ........... ...... yshJ0
Application fci rs.es 10 cluts sh1nId - mae
oniy 10 the oeIcc OF The Company In sev o.
IexnS
for farther Information write clearly, g1vins
null addre~. peHTAL NOTEs. EIDsos
Money Order OF New York EHcbAns. IN otdlnsy
lettef, Currency by express Cat cur eIpsn,sD ID
d. 4. DAUPHIS,
Or; -. A. BAUPHIn,
Washtpstas, DC.
Address Registered Letters 10
HEW OkLEANs NATIONAL sAss
Sew ORLEANS. -
KEN In BEN that the Iaeaebos of vtDs,ss
Beauresard and Early. Who are In cLErss 1 %.
afnvings, II guAraniee nj At~oluts falrpas soi
integrity, that the chances are all equal. ana
INA, no one can possibly divine what nuEef
VIII Cav, q prize
nEMEHBEa that the payment Of al Phps
u QUA eASTEED NJ YOCk AAI10s'
Al IAN M Of New OgissIra, and the Tftsa
are signed By the Prsldeni ~ an Ihs;itntios,
sho-e chartered righb are feorblESi 10 ne
highest COufp: therefore. texAse of any int
Nous on ansnylnOis schennss. JuiSsSAF
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dor Sale.
TOR SALE.
AT VALLEY GROVE.
Nearly Four Acres Of Fine Lana

On which Is an ordinary frame dwellin, a..
tanning eight rooms; also, an extensive u,I az.
and other Outbuildings. Alo, apples and y,.,e.s
Apply TO JAMES L. HAwLEY.
ie3O No. f0 Main sr,.,
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aen Advertisements.

nNoR RFNT = FURNISHED ROOM WITH
II board trans EFT or permanent. Also, table
board No. LIS Main Street jy5e&fh
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A SSESSMENT NOTICE.
CLERK 5 oFFICE.

CLERKS OFFICE
CIV OF WHEELING, Jnly |, 1857.
Public notice Is hereby given To all persons in
terested that the Assessors elected by the Council
of the City IF Wheeling have completed their
assessment for tkeyear and made return thereof
To my office. Any person wishing to appeal from
said assessment or desiring any corrections made
Of Equalization and Appeals on the 18th day OF
July, lSS7, NJ O'Clock a. m, as the said Board
Will meet al that time at the said City Building,
70 hear ali objections 10 said assessment and n.
wise and correct the same.
jy2 FRANK W. BOWERS. City Clerk
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
Dssassers ana Casaaltses.

l. 10 thought that there are several
bodies In the ruins Of the mills In
Rochester, New York, which we're de-
molisbed py IN explosion Of naphtha
on Wednesday evening. It 10 probable
that the ruins will not be cool enough
TO permit . search for this bodies before
20 day. A leak tas been found in the
pipe running from the Vacuum Oh
Works to the Municipal Gas COMPANY 4
Works, nj the interssotion with the At
kinson street Sc yer.
A paphsha tank In the once Of the
New jersey G ssli2ht Company In Jer'
sey City, New Jersey, exploded on
Thursday, b!owing out the front Of the
building. A boy named Bryan, vhc
was passing, was buried In the debris
and probably fatally injured. Tsc
clerks In the on ce were badly hurt
An explosion OF gas occurred on
Thursday ~ the residence Of james
Luney, In Findlsy, Ohto. oas end O.
the building vas blown out Mrs
Lnrty vas killed, 3yesr old child
fatally burned, aud Mr.. Lundy sSo
two other Children very badly burned
The cause of the explosion 70 unknowr
A collision occurred ottSeen t9t
passenger trains on the Ctncinnst
Northern Railroad, near Idlevild STA
tion, Ohio, on THURSDAY morning. Mrs
Proctor and Mrf. Rings gold were fatal.
AID four others severely injured.
| Two trains collided on tre Cheroxe
and Dakota branch OF the Illinois Cas-
tral Railroad, near Rcck R.pidr. lows
on w ednesdAy. George Davis, 5remar
was killed, and Engineer Caftell daI
gerously injured. A mum Der Of laboreI
on one Of the trains we're eighty II
ljured.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
Came Near Being Lyuehed

A despatch rom Chicago say, an n
coming trAir or the Ba!unore srd Ohio
road pIowed 81 full speed through TIE
crowd boarding the I.liuois Csnt.a
suburban train st Van Buren S.atieu
on Wedntsds evening Ful.y 2c0 pso
PIE we're thropsins the tracks ~ tie
tine, and, without . whistle or note oi
warning, the trsir WAS upon them
Miss LDitie LS1rde:vsIie was struck
ar1 a1Aly injured. In us3iA:ely after
the accit.us the irAiu backed up agd
hsd r-re J stopped when the cab va!
boarded by ~ iufuriAted crowd q pa-
sors Ta- engineer was seized snd criel
OF "Lyrch h'u!" "Kili biu!' wer,
shouted. Jus, n time 10 prevent ~
croEd from exsculing Its threats c Il GER
arrived and rescued the co~srins ensl
neer rom tie eroSd.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
improvements on the w. & y

The new story addsi - tAe Whining.
ton and Northern Railroad tGildibg III
Mary land avenue and Red street. FOL
the use OF the auditors and ensineeHag
department, has been completed and
occupied. rbe rooms OF the engineers
department nre lish. and well Tenti
lated. Ths drafting room Is l5xS2 feet
and is hxed up With blue print outfits
instrument closets and IA IS. The
wood work Is In natural c3IOs and tn.
va.nscottirE z is Of cypress. a cosy 1T
tie private office has been fitted up 10,
r L Hills, the chic. engineer. tt,
walls are Of terra Gotta and the vain
scottins OF selected cypress.
A new station Aas also been opened
by this fcas 81 its junction with the B
u . A switch and signal 20 ger 10 fee
high ard 1924 feet has besu ballt il
connsction with the station. In III,
tower is the intsrlocklpg machine, II
| levers Of which control sll the svitche
on both roads IN the vicinity The wAl;
ing room is 17x27 feet. III walls ar
of terra cotta aua the wood work is fn
ished in oil. The exterior has bes
painted IN the standard color ci ID
company. The 3esigns Of the but lin
were furnished by Tnecphiius p. CtaI
iler OF Phiisdel phis. The construcuc
work was done By Thomas Sam xorii
csrpenter. under the direction OF y.
Hils, chief engineer Of the road.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
Chr,stmas ., the orera HOUSE

"The Marty" will be prod ucsd st
the OpsEs House, Monday, D.cern De;
26, beth afternoon and evening. TIE
play IS thrilling society nelodran. .,
the work OF D'Ennery the great Frer Gu
drapAtis.. The pay is . chstscreristic
Freach ore, and tr!rRs into play, in
tEe most exaggerated sn4 realistic
forms, the csL tiiciinE passions o. .ovs
aud hate, .howipZ IN strong contrast
the depths Of loves devoticrs ard tnE
resources q scbeniug sdyeaiL.ss. I:
lives picture OF French society, v it'll
Its irpulsiveness, It's hcke - ; It's
lore Tor the realistic and eeusAti1usl.
The motive for the plot is furnished by
| the readiness o's loving bus bspa 70 bt-
| lievs Ia the charges male EsAins: hii
| siiL;ul 1iie's honor by L9nusout
| woman who has avove1 20 Its fsCs
! l3Te f0r him, ard expects to fil biI
siie's piece @hsa she Ess been pu
Aside This tive turpi, hes ma IL
for constant succession O. etIgES sL,
ss1s stionsl eeenes Tor eue.i- -uSl actin
sud brilliant tablesux.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23
rxn sAw arf o.li which IL is 90

TIVE sAw ,sr.ff oili which IL is said
Iii ,hsrs.y be IN the hands OF the
wsys and Assns Com uis.ee. vas no
aoue ). p.sr bed and probsbiy drawn mp
before President Cleveland hsd his re-
mxsks Die message written. This tiii
urcpcses . reduction OF e62 0O0. 600 In
ths annual revee ne, sli OF which is TO
be tsksa from ths custom du fes. Oi
shIs amount SIC 0co, 600 are TO oe taken
of raw msisrial, and she remaining
s5o, coo, 600 vtli be taken from manu-
inquired articles, bat ihere Ii DO pro-
visor aAds tor any reduo don In the
internal revenue. Ihis Dill 10 pro-
ucunced ''gnr most slaoorA.e and most
carefully prepared tariff bill that has
bseu sub nlssed 20 Congre.s for many
yssrs" The rAw mAterisl from which
Slo 600 eco duties are 10 be taken In
cludes wool, sAlt, iumc ooai, vege's-
bic, fsre, ETC., eut jus; What the "eso- =
ueSls 10 Ios knosn. IL 10 Claimed
thai tbs removal Of the dasy from wool
will euao.e the nanufac;urers to get
thesr rav material cheaper, bot II
shocla not be forgotten that experisnce
has shown .ha. 9 demand tor wool from
thI. O. unsry increases the prizes sosoAd.
Tia bill also provides { = q redu, ,tion o
crs-third OF the duly nov paid or
manufactured Sooiien goods, and this
with tie fAst before the Govetnnen
that during the pas, year the pront OF
these goods hss been % ighi that
large namber OF the mills are closed
and havr been for months- II tie dut!
on the manufactured goods is reduced
IL viii increase the imports, and III
mills OF Z gland viii oe busy whit
oc,. remain idle. The Reduction OF thi
duty xtll not decrease the revenue, 10
there Is 10 reAson 10 doub! that Wit
bu. TO thirds OF the present duly th
imports will be more than doubled
coaseq aenuy ,he revenue from tn
sou-ce viii DO much greater thAn
nov 10. THIS bill means, II IL shou!
become 9 lag, the destruction OF hor
industries
Daily Republican., 1887-12-23

Con GkAss = -4-,d Sos1etusy IN
til After tie hUndays, ter oeing IL
ses.i0n three Reeks. Daring tha! Tim,
nolhirg has Ceen done, srd as speske
Carlisle has not announced his com
mit:ees the House o. Representatives |,
not orSanizsd. The Speaker is evil
IDENTIFY having trouble IN this direction,
as IL is NOS 80 easy matter for him Il
form thsse smmi'Iess In such man
ner Is 10 be satisfactory 10 both fac
noas OF HE pary y. The message
Preslden. Cleveland is net ss;istacsor,
TO Mr.. Rx5dAi s1d his following, wh'
are In :svor OF pro ecnns America
manu- lac. urers. Il is DIN 'ul: to tes
whE. pay 5e done after the holidays
be. hers 10 20 douo: thAi the Pres.
decrs ues.sse has tad he effecI
mak.rs he or, sch In his party R'ea'e
than ever bef re. The intention o. u
free .ttde D-nocra sss, as usuAl,
disse L ole, bot ths P:1s,den' s!nss
has &c uo,ishej lhsir principles 10 !.
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the conssq